Labour is DONE

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What success stories have labour had over the past 6 years?

Kiwibuild was an absolute failure
Three Waters and the Water Services Act is a fuster cluck
Crime is through the roof
Drunk driving MPs
Education is in a downward spiral
Roads are a mess
The foreign buyer ban did absolutely nothing

There are 10s of 1,000s of NZers who are still alive who wouldn't have been is not for the COVID containment measures that were implemented.

Spending on road maintenance has actually risen but not as fast as the damage that is being caused by the 50+tonne HGVs that the previous National government allowed.

The amount of spending on wastewater, stormwater and potable water systems by most councils has been sadly lacking for decades. Unsafe drinking water and extreme urban flooding are just two examples of this. Who and how do you suggest these issues should be addressed if the councils are too timid to raise rates sufficiently to do a decent job of infrastructure maintenance?

News coverage has stated that crime levels have not risen significantly but the nature of that crime and the high media profile it is gaining have risen however.

An overstressed MP who had a drink too many to be legally allowed to drive is a long way from a very pissed PM who called the 'Schnapps' election. The dirty political gains that Luxon and co are trying to derive from this event are an absolutely disgraceful portrayal of National's management style.

So far as the less than stellar success stories from Labour's last 9 years tack a look at other OECD countries performance in comparison to see that those same negative factors are in play worldwide and that we're actually doing better than most.